The Radiological Society of North America holds its annual meeting at McCormick Place in Chicago, opening on the twenty ninth of November and closing on the third of December, in the year 2026. The technical exhibits run from the opening day through to the second of December.
RSNA is the largest radiology meeting in the world and the principal venue at which diagnostic imaging manufacturers launch product. Attendance is drawn from radiologists, medical physicists, imaging informatics specialists and the vendors who supply them, and the exhibition floor occupies both the South and North halls of the McCormick Place campus.
For the executive audience the meeting matters because it is where the imaging industry's commercial year is set. Capital equipment decisions for hospital systems are frequently timed around it, and the artificial intelligence companies working in diagnostic imaging have come to treat it as their principal route to clinical buyers rather than to investors.
The organiser's exhibitor logistics confirm the venue, with booth allocations spanning the South Hall A and North Hall B exhibition spaces.
Registration and programme information are published by the society.
